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So this processor was finally released and all that jive.... where is it???

I have been looking on new negg and ZZF to purchase it and I cant find it anywhere. Am i wrong in that it was actually released???

um dragon why not save yourself like 300$ and just oc a QX6700 300+ mhzs?

I think that's terrible advice.

qx6700, 2.66ghz, 2 x4mb cache --> $970
q6600, 2.4ghz, 2 x 4mb cache --> $541

have fun wasting $429 on 266mhz...and even more if you seriously plan on getting the qx6800

well he could want the unlocked multi upwards

dicecca112 wrote:well he could want the unlocked multi upwards

Could be , but 400$ is a big difference.

thank you all for the comments, but that still doesnt answer my question! LOL

you had me wondering so i started searching.. i can't find in anywhere! not even on pricegrabber.com

so i looked around on google and found this article
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=38710

this is the confusing part, it says:

So in the end you are less than a week away from a hot and scarce part.

and it also says:

The real QX6800s will come out in Q3

Pesto wrote:you had me wondering so i started searching.. i can't find in anywhere! not even on pricegrabber.com

so i looked around on google and found this article
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=38710

this is the confusing part, it says:

So in the end you are less than a week away from a hot and scarce part.

and it also says:

The real QX6800s will come out in Q3

Dang, well looks like it will be a Qx6700 then. ERR LOL

I'm waiting on the Yorkfield quad processor. should be a huge improvement....also...this allows time to see what AMD has to offer too. There isn't a need for quad-processing at this very moment.

future proof ++

Thank you all for the suggestions!

any news on when intel will be bringing out quad core's with 1333fsb

that would be worth the upgrade my e6700 is good enough now (1400fsb) i imagine the new inel chips with a 1333fsb as standard would overclock real good


oh if they do bring out a quad core with a 1333fsb will that mean the 680i boards will work with em?

smokin_mitch wrote:any news on when intel will be bringing out quad core's with 1333fsb

that would be worth the upgrade my e6700 is good enough now (1400fsb) i imagine the new inel chips with a 1333fsb as standard would overclock real good


oh if they do bring out a quad core with a 1333fsb will that mean the 680i boards will work with em?

um they are out

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Mike

my understanding is that the xeon processors are for servers???



and will not go into a nforce 680i board so ?


that really doesnt answer my question?

when will core 2 quads be coming out with a 1333fsb as standard? as on the box of my 680i board it says it supports cpu's with a 1333fsb?

note my processor now is running higher than that (1400fsb) but thats overclocked, but i imagine the core 2 quads with a 1333fsb as standard will overclock mad...

why is it there coming out with quad core processors when some gamres can't even support dual core.?

they're doing what they do, progress and produce

games supporting multiple cores is just around the corner anyhow, and who doesn't just want to be able to multi-task on their pc?

yeah but all i ever do is play games, and music. just wondering whats the deal. probaly be better if i edited movies or did rendering or somethin.